…..Nasdaq record high. VIX multi-year low. 4Q GDP 1.9%. 2016 GDP 1.6%. Room to grow. Lucha Libre: Trump v. Slim. PM May comes a begging.  UBS redemptions. Sears fading away. Iranian tankers sail. Happy New Year. Financial Review by Sinclair Noe for 01-27-2017 DOW – 7 = 20,093 SPX – 1 = 2294 NAS + 5 = 5660 RUT – 5 = 1370 10 Y – .02 = 2.48% OIL – .64 = 53.14 GOLD + 2.90 = 1192.20   Major market indices traded in a tight range today. The Nasdaq pulled out another record high close. Meanwhile the Vix, the volatility index closed at 10.52, a multi-year low, indicating a certain complacency among investors, not in all sectors for sure, but with regards to overall market risk.   Gross domestic product, the value of all goods and services produced, rose at a 1.9 percent annualized rate in the fourth quarter, following the prior quarter’s 3.5 percent rate of growth. For the full year, the U.S. grew just 1.6%, down from a 2.6% clip in 2015; still, even if growth was a bit sluggish, it marks 7 straight years of growth. A wider trade deficit — a negative for GDP — was by far the biggest anchor in the fourth quarter. The economy would have topped 3% growth if the trade gap has basically been unchanged. Consumers increased spending by a solid 2.5%, with strong purchases of big-ticket items such as new cars or computers. Businesses also ratcheted up overall ...